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resource;

(2) the premium payment for supplementary medical insurance under Title XVIII of the Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. 1395s), if paid by a third party;

(3) the value of any third-party payment for medical care or medical services, including payment for room and board furnished during medical confinement;

(4) the value of any support and maintenance furnished in kind;

(5) the value of any social services furnished by a governmental or private agency;

(6) income tax refunds;

(7) the amount of any ordinary and necessary expense incurred in getting or receiving unearned income, except for income tax;

(8) the amount of any ordinary and necessary expense of operating and maintaining property that is producing rent, except for depreciation and acquisition costs other than interest;

(9) $1,500 of the proceeds of any life insurance policy or the amount spent by the beneficiary of the policy on the insured’s last illness and burial, whichever is less;

(10) any income that would be excluded under 7 AAC 47.355 if the income were considered to be a resource;

(11) any taxes on real property or food refunded by a public agency;

(12) any portion of a grant, scholarship, or fellowship that is not made or insured by the United States Department of Education but is used to pay for tuition, fees, books, or supplies at an educational institution;

(13) the value of any agricultural products or foodstuffs obtained through subsistence activities, if not obtained through a trade or business, and consumed by the individual or that person’s immediate family;

(14) any earned income that does not exceed $10 a month and either is received less frequently than twice a quarter or cannot be reasonably anticipated;

(15) any unearned income that does not exceed $20 a month and either is received less frequently than twice a quarter or cannot be reasonably anticipated;

(16) payments made under AS 47.45 (Alaska Longevity Bonus);

(17) payments for the foster care of a child who is ineligible for SSI or assistance under 7 AAC 40 (Adult Public Assistance);

(18) one-third of any income received by a child from an absent parent; in this paragraph, “child” includes a person who is not married, not the head of a household, and either under 18 or under 22 and attending a school, college, university, or course of vocational or technical training to prepare for gainful employment;